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It sounds like something out of an episode of Spooks: Researchers have discovered a way to use simple touch to decode the cryptography keys that are intended to secure your information. It’s as easy as gauging the electric potential coursing through your computer while it’s working.
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Your friendly, neighborhood UPS store might have been hacked. UPS just confirmed that 51 stores across 24 states in the United States had malware capable of recording credit card information and sending it to third parties on its in-store cash registers.
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Having a 7-inch tablet slotted into your car’s dashboard just makes so much sense. It would be an elegant solution to craptastic GPS systems and clunky entertainment options. Toyota thinks so too. Its latest cars in Taiwan come with a Nexus 7 built right in.
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Every year, Dyson asks industrial designers, product designers, and engineers to submit their smart solution to a problem—any problem. It’s an awesomely broad request, and it usually results in some pretty fascinating projects. Leading up to this year’s Dyson Award, we took a look at just a tiny fraction of the entries.
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BAE’s had another mad brainstorming session, this time developing the concept of a "smart skin" for airplanes to help them "feel" their surroundings and detect damage.
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The Russian press agency ITAR-TASS is reporting something so surprising that I’m having a hard time believing it: Cosmonauts have found microorganisms on the exterior of the International Space Station. Russian scientists are shocked by this discovery and can’t really explain how it is possible.
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This is the Renovo Coupe, a 500HP electric sports car with a Shelby American chassis (based on the 1964 – 65 Shelby Daytona Coupe) and 1,000 ft-pounds of torque that can rocket you from 0 – 60MPH in 3.4…
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